Feng Shui: Home Remedies, the first release

A reading of your actual home

Enter your address and which way your front door faces. Stand in the doorway looking out and the compass takes the bearing; if your phone has no compass, pick the direction instead.

The app reads the land around you from map, terrain, building and wind data — the ground behind the home, the buildings on either side, the roads and water in front — and interprets it with the classical methods: Flying Stars, the Four Animals and the twenty-four mountains of the luopan. Every finding carries the source it stands on, from the Book of Burial to the Purple-White Scripture.

A score, and seven areas of life

Your home gets one score out of 100, and a reading for each of seven areas of life: wealth, career, health, relationships, children, study and safety. Each carries a seal, the way a temple fortune slip is stamped — supported, mixed, ready to transform, or settled.

The remedy plan

The heart of the app. Not general advice, but the specific thing to get, exactly where it goes in your home, the steps to put it there, and the points each step gains back. The plan is in order — what to do first, what can wait — and runs from today's score to the best your home can reach. Tick steps off as you go and watch the score climb.

Pricing

• Your first reading is free.
• The full remedy plan for a reading is a one-time purchase. No subscription.

In twelve languages

English, Chinese (Simplified, Traditional and Hong Kong), Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, French and Spanish.

Feng shui is a traditional practice, not a scientifically proven prediction of health, wealth or relationships. The app gives a reasoned reading and a practical plan; it does not promise outcomes.